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2021 OWNER’S MANUAL | Dashes & Video Screens 77
Step 4: Attach the positive cable to the primary (1) battery,
attaching the positive (+) cable to the positive (+) positive.
Step 5: Attach the negative (-) cable to the secondary (2)
battery, attaching the negative (-) cable to the negative (-)
post.
Step 6: Attach the negative (-) cable to the primary (1) battery,
attaching the negative (1) cable to the negative (-) post.
Step 7: A separate cable is attached between the two negative
(-) posts on the (1) and (2) batteries for additional ground.
Step 8: Check that all cables are secure. Do not torque any
connections; hand-tighten securely using a wrench. Never
round off any of the nuts used to secure the cables. If a nut
will not tighten, do not force it. Seek assistance to determine
if the nut is the wrong size or some other issue exists.
If a battery requires replacement, reverse the steps above.
Never replace a battery with the boat electrical system ON. Even
if only one battery requires replacement, follow the steps and
disconnect/then reconnect cables as directed above.
Battery Maintenance
Batteries require routine maintenance to operate properly. See
the Care and Maintenance section of this manual for details.
Battery Charger
The charger is a three-stage electronic device that operates
automatically when properly installed. There are red and green
LED lights on the charger face to provide evidence that charging
is occurring. When the battery or batteries are fully charged, the
unit will automatically shut OFF.
The charger can be plugged into an onboard socket. It can be
left in place without boiling electrolytes in the battery, but Malibu
recommends disconnecting and storing it when not in use. If the
charger ever appears to be malfunctioning, take the boat and
charger to an authorized Malibu dealer for troubleshooting.
Engine Sensors
To ensure the engine runs as designed, it is equipped with
several sensors that constantly monitor engine functionality
These sensors include:
• Oil temperature sensor
• Oil pressure sensor
• Manifold absolute pressure (MAP)
• Camshaft position sensor
• Crankshaft position sensor
• Coolant temperature sensor
• Knock sensor
These sensors are inaccessible to consumers because they
are located inside sealed portions of the engine. Sophisticated,
expensive tools are necessary to analyze the sensor activity;
therefore, if any of the sensors indicates malfunction, the boat
needs to be presented to the authorized Malibu dealer for
diagnosis and resolution of any issues that may be present.
Notice of potential malfunctions will appear on the video screen.
(See Dashes and Video Screens section of this manual for more
detail.)
Additionally, alarms may sound if issues arise affecting engine
operation. These alarms may be visual on the video screen or
may be audible alarms. Although it is possible for a sensor to be
in error, it is unlikely. Experience has shown over the years that
the sensors are highly accurate and offer protective warnings of
malfunction that could potentially bring attention before more
expensive and damaging events occur. Never ignore an alarm!
Seek assistance from your authorized Malibu dealer if the issue
cannot be resolved or recurs.
Other Electrical Components
12-Volt Receptacle
All boats have 12-volt
receptacles for your
convenience. Some models
have more than one
receptacle. Verify locations
with your authorized Malibu
dealer. It is the responsibility of
the device user to determine
that the accessory is designed
to be operated on a 12-volt
system. If the connector will
not easily and securely insert into the 12-volt receptacle, do not
force it. If damage occurs to the device or the boat’s electrical
system by attempting to use a device that is not compatible,
such damage will not be covered under warranty nor will Malibu
accept responsibility.
Never touch a positive (+) and negative (-) posts or connection
simultaneously during installation! Never attempt to install or replace
batteries with the boat electrical system ON, or in the presence of
gas fumes. An electrical spark caused by connection to a functional
battery can cause an explosion or fire, which is likely to cause serious
injury or even death. This can also cause substantial damage to the
electrical system, which is not covered under warranty.
DANGER
!
DO NOT USE AUTOMOTIVE JUMPER CABLES TO START THE
ENGINE. Never jump-start the boat from a vehicle onshore or
another boat. The presence of water and fumes create a situation in
which sparks or backfire could result in serious injury or even death.
! WARNING
Never ignore visual or audible alarms! Consumers may be able to
address the issue raised by the alarm, but if the alarm persists, cease
operating the boat and seek assistance from your authorized Malibu
dealer. Failure to seek aid in analyzing the cause of an alarm could
result in damage that is not covered under warranty. Some alarms
could be for malfunctions that could also put individuals onboard in
potential harm.
CAUTION
!